Monthly Archives: October 2019

We are born to Justice and Due Process

Posted on October 30, 2019 by Alan A. Malizia: Contagious Optimism! Co-Author

In 2010, research was carried out by a team led by Paul Bloom, professor of psychology at the Infant Cognition Center at Yale University in Connecticut in the US, and used the ability to differentiate between unhelpful and helpful behavior … Continue reading →

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The Impeachment Clause, Fairness and Hamilton’s Warning

Posted on October 22, 2019 by Alan A. Malizia: Contagious Optimism! Co-Author

I spent a portion of 22 years of my professional life as an athletics coach. As a coach I had to become proficient in not only the skills, tactics and strategies of  a particular game but the rules that govern … Continue reading →

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View Of Things From The Common Man

Posted on October 7, 2019 by Alan A. Malizia: Contagious Optimism! Co-Author

Impeachment is defined as the action of calling into question the integrity or validity of something. The impeachment effort that is in our current events of 2019, or actually since the Inauguration of President Trump because 64 Democrat Congressmen and … Continue reading →

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